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How do you keep your brew temperature from cooling down at night time?
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In article > , "Tom Kunich" > wrote:
>How do you keep your brew temperature from cooling down at night time? Unless it's cooling waaaay down, I wouldn't worry about it. |
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"Doug Miller" > wrote in message
... > In article > , "Tom Kunich" > > wrote: >>How do you keep your brew temperature from cooling down at night time? > > Unless it's cooling waaaay down, I wouldn't worry about it. I don't think it gets below 60 degrees but it does stop bubbling. |
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"Doug Miller" > wrote in message
... > In article > , "Tom Kunich" > > wrote: >>How do you keep your brew temperature from cooling down at night time? > > Unless it's cooling waaaay down, I wouldn't worry about it. What about during the day time when it stays cold in the house? At this time of year it may not get really cold but it doesn't warm up much either. |
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In article > , "Tom Kunich" > wrote:
>"Doug Miller" > wrote in message ... >> In article > , "Tom Kunich" >> > wrote: >>>How do you keep your brew temperature from cooling down at night time? >> >> Unless it's cooling waaaay down, I wouldn't worry about it. > >I don't think it gets below 60 degrees but it does stop bubbling. If it starts bubbling again the next day when things warm up a bit, don't worry about it. > > |
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On Fri, 18 Feb 2011 13:19:36 -0800, Tom Kunich wrote:
> How do you keep your brew temperature from cooling down at night time? I keep my winery in the basement, where the temp is very stable from day tonight. -NOTE- this solution may not work for everyone on usenet! |
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On Fri, 18 Feb 2011 13:19:36 -0800, "Tom Kunich"
> wrote: >How do you keep your brew temperature from cooling down at night time? You can use a heat pad that your fermenter sits on, or a belt which circles your fermenter. |
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"Charlie" <charliedatiinet.net.aus> wrote in message
... > On Fri, 18 Feb 2011 13:19:36 -0800, "Tom Kunich" > > wrote: > >>How do you keep your brew temperature from cooling down at night time? > > > You can use a heat pad that your fermenter sits on, or a belt which > circles your fermenter. I tried that but apparently it didn't work well enough and the brew simply stopped after 4 days. But looking in one particular book on making Orange wine it said that Oranges brew very rapidly. Does anyone have any experience with that? |
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